Koreans in the 90s/2000s were racist hypocrites (and some are still active today, unfortunately) they are okay with full born Koreans who does cultural appropriation and saying the N word, but they draw the line of seeing an actual, existing black person - let alone, a Korean mixed with another race that isn't white for once? I feel sorry for what this gal had to go through. To be honest, when I first saw her, I didn't know she is actually blasian, so I can see she might have faced race erasure in the past too because no one let her embrace her African heritage more and the company wanting to make her look more Korean-passing. She came along way now, and South Korea is becoming more diverse now and is still progressing.
I'm half Black and half Korean just a little younger than her and felt more discrimination and racism from Black people in the US than I did from Koreans.
@@tiffm3110 I'm sorry to hear that. I don't understand how and why the POC community are racist towards each other inside the community. We're all supposed to be in this together against our actual oppressors/dominant group who started it all and led to all of us being divided. I've faced racism from black people too, but I'm scared that when I called them out for being one, the system will easily gaslight me and side with them over me, a Latino. 🙄
they dont like foreigners, and much foreign culture. They have always disliked darker skin tones and flatter facial features. Just look at their beauty standards.
The amount of Rush Hour jokes she mustve heard during the late 90s and 2000s over here in the states was probably wild. But I bet her rebuttals was probably top notch😂
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The fact that Bang Sihyuk wanted Yoonmirae to join Bangtan is so fascinating to me 😂
I love Yoon Mi-rae! ❤🚀 beautiful, talented vocalist!
Koreans in the 90s/2000s were racist hypocrites (and some are still active today, unfortunately) they are okay with full born Koreans who does cultural appropriation and saying the N word, but they draw the line of seeing an actual, existing black person - let alone, a Korean mixed with another race that isn't white for once?
I feel sorry for what this gal had to go through. To be honest, when I first saw her, I didn't know she is actually blasian, so I can see she might have faced race erasure in the past too because no one let her embrace her African heritage more and the company wanting to make her look more Korean-passing. She came along way now, and South Korea is becoming more diverse now and is still progressing.
imagine being southeast asian in korea nowadays lol. not a good time
I'm half Black and half Korean just a little younger than her and felt more discrimination and racism from Black people in the US than I did from Koreans.
@@tiffm3110 I'm sorry to hear that. I don't understand how and why the POC community are racist towards each other inside the community. We're all supposed to be in this together against our actual oppressors/dominant group who started it all and led to all of us being divided.
I've faced racism from black people too, but I'm scared that when I called them out for being one, the system will easily gaslight me and side with them over me, a Latino. 🙄
Yoon Mirae is a gem! ✨
What's wrong with Korean people? Nothing wrong with being mixed. They are beautiful. 🧡💛
they dont like foreigners, and much foreign culture. They have always disliked darker skin tones and flatter facial features. Just look at their beauty standards.
really loved her 'touch love' song from the series Master's Sun. ❤❤❤
In reggaeton, a similar story is Ivy Queen.
that would ex[lain how she was always so timid/shy and innocent like.
The amount of Rush Hour jokes she mustve heard during the late 90s and 2000s over here in the states was probably wild. But I bet her rebuttals was probably top notch😂
A true artist amongst all the K-pop garbage
This woman os really something